Joint Spectrum Center E3 Division (J5) (410) 293-9264

1. JSC Ordnance Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Risk Assessment Database (JOERAD) Joint Spectrum Center E3 Division (J5) (410) 293-9264

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3. AGENDA • Joint Spectrum Center Who we are Warfighter Support • JOERAD Beginning • JOERAD • Requirements • JOERAD how it works

4. AGENDA • Training • Integration • School(s) • Course(s) • Material • HERO Incident Reporting Form • JOERAD Demo

5. Who we are The JSC is the DoD Strategic Resource for EM Spectrum Expertise.

6. DSO Current Structure Defense Spectrum Organization (DSO) (OS) Ft. Meade, MD Mil-0/Civ-6/Ctr-0 = 6 Joint Spectrum Center (JSC) (OS4) Col Barton Schuck (AF) Annapolis, MD Mil-15/Civ-32/Ctr- 304 = 354 Strategic Planning Office (SPO) (OS1) Steve Molina Ft. Meade, MD Mil-1/Civ-15/Ctr-27 = 37 Spectrum Enterprise Services (OS3) Robert Schneider Annapolis, MD Mil-1/Civ-32/Ctr-11 = 24 Business Management Office (OS2) John Ennema Annapolis, MD Mil-0/Civ-10/Ctr-13 = 23 Home Team Support = 9 * GLOBAL ELECTROMAGNETIC SPECTRUM INFORMATION SYSTEM Current – DSO Workforce Mil-15/Civ-91/Ctr-355 = 461 Unclassified

7. JSC Organization Joint Spectrum Center (OS4) J3, Operations (OS43) J5, Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) (OS45) J6, Information Systems (OS46) J8, Applied Engineering (OS48) IT Branch IA Branch Operations Branch Space and Intel Branch 7 UNCLASSIFIED

8. Joint Spectrum Centerand JOERAD The Joint Spectrum Center is the Program Lead for the development and support of JOERAD. JSC provides : • Warfighter Support • Spectrum Information Management • Acquisition Support • Research and Development The JSC is the DoD Strategic Resource for EM Spectrum Expertise.

9. C A U S E E F F E C T T O R / R EED Background – HERO Inadvertent Actuation Of EED Electromagnetic Emissions 9 9 9

10. 1983 Grenada Increased Shipboard Operations Countering the Global Threat – Operational Activity 2003 1991 1994 Iraq Gulf War Haiti 2004 2001 1992 1989 Afghanistan Somalia Panama • Use of Joint and Combined INTEGRATED military operations increases the chances for incidents of interference/conflicts 10 10 10

11. HERO CONTROL AND THE JOINT OPERATIONS CHALLENGE • Technological advances • powerful communication and radar equipment that radiate high levels of EM energy • Sensitive, low-power EEDs/EIDs • HERO control • Service Programs adequately address the hazards associated with their operational EMEs • Service ordnance (Army, Air Force, etc.) may not be tested or designed for the Joint integrated EME hazard • Currently the most restrictive emission control condition is the only accepted means of addressing unknown ordnance susceptibility (HERO UNSAFE)

12. to SAFELY and EFFICIENTLYmanage the conflict between ordnance and radio frequency (RF) emitters employed in an Integrated Joint Operation/ Exercise JSC ORDNANCE E3 RISK ASSESSMENT DATABASE JOERAD provides Operational Commanders and Planners the information: Applications: • Embarking forces (Marines, Army, Air Force or NATO) on Navy ships • Army Rotary Wing aircraft on Navy ships • SOF/Conventional forces aboard Service aircraft

13. REQUIREMENTDefense Department Explosive Safety Board DODD 6055.9M DOD AMMUNITION AND EXPLOSIVES SAFETY STANDARDS V2.E3.7.1.3. All data from HERO evaluations shall be compiled in a centralized data repository to support the Joint Spectrum Center Ordnance Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Risk Assessment Database (JOERAD), for subsequent use in information applications supporting the DoD Components. V2.E3.7.2. The DoD Components shall take measures (e.g., identifying susceptibilities, quantifying EME’s, evaluating risks associated with operating procedures, and establishing tailored emission control instructions) to ensure that HERO effects on military munitions are resolved during the planning of joint or combined operations or training exercises.

14. DIRECTIVE Joint Shipboard Helicopter Operations 3-04 ENVIRONMENT CONCERN JSHO require US Army, US Air Force, and special operations personnel operate alongside US Navy (USN), US Marine Corps (USMC), and US Coast Guard (USCG) personnel in unfamiliar work and electromagnetic environment WHERE TO GO When the Navy’s HERO EMCON bill does not address the operational concerns on non-Navy ordnance aboard ship, the JSC’s ordnance E3 risk assessment database (JOERAD) should be consulted for assistance. The negative effects of shipboard transmitters is known and documented in EMV reports, but these are not published in an operator friendly format; however this information is contained in JOERAD, to provide complete E3 information for the embarked unit and the ship’s company.

15. DIRECTIVE (Cont.) Joint Shipboard Helicopter Operations 3-04 Predeployment Planning Checklists Non-Navy ordnance aboard Navy ships is one of the most critical issues facing joint ship helicopter operations and must be addressed (and solved) early by joint planners. Direct liaison between the planner, embarking unit ordnance officer and ship’s company weapon’s department will solve many of these compatibility, procedures, and training issues so that few remain for the pre-deployment conference.

16. When should JOERAD be used? • Introduced Ordnance and/or Emitters/Joint Ops • Provides immediate HERO guidance • Portable & Mobile Transmitters

17. JOERAD How it works!! Unit/Platform Module EC Module Impact Assessment Ordnance Module • SOLUTION • Safe Separation • EMCON

31. SAMPLE RESULTS OPERATIONAL IMPACT REPORT

32. ORDNANCE CONDITION

33. Condition Matrix

34. BENEFITS • No-Cost Organic asset • Adaptable to dynamic operational situations • Warfighter can make informed decisions PRIOR to deployment • Analyze hypothetical operational scenario • “What if…?”

35. JOERAD REQUEST CD: To obtain JOERAD software, contact JSC (J5) at Commercial (410) 293-9264, or request online at: acc.dau.mil/joerad and filling out the software request form. JOERAD is available to U.S. Military, U.S. Government, and supporting contractors.

36. JOERAD REQUEST Request online at: acc.dau.mil/joerad

37. JOERAD TRAINING Training is schedule for one day. • Students must have Secret clearance. • Training can be brought to the end-user, classroom location in the Norfolk area, with future locations at San Diego. • TRAINING: To request JOERAD training contact JOERAD Training Staff, 757-692-4590

38. HERO Incident Reporting Form HERO Incident Reporting Form site: https://acc.dau.mil/forms

39. Points of Contact Program Manager Joint Spectrum Center RD&A Division (J5) (410)293-9264 JOERAD Instructor EMC Management Concepts (757) 692-4590

40. QUESTIONS www.disa.mil

41. JOINT SPECTRUM CENTER • BACK UP SLIDES

42. Joint Spectrum Center Missions WARFIGHTER SUPPORT • Deployable spectrum management (SM) for operations • On-call interference resolution support • Support Info Ops/Special Technical Ops (IO/STO) and Electronic Warfare • Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation on Ordnance (HERO) assessments • Provide regional Electromagnetic Environment (EME) data to support deployments • Manage Joint Service Ordnance Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Program • Battlefield SM Training

43. Joint Spectrum Center Missions Spectrum Information Management • Collection and maintenance of SM, E3, and HERO data • Development of DoD E3 technical standards ( Lead Standardization Activity) • Operate and Maintain the DoD Frequency Resource Record System (FRRS) • Provide SM and E3 training • Maintenance of SPECTRUM XXI (National Standard Joint frequency assignment tool used in support of Joint Operations)

44. Joint Spectrum Center Missions Acquisition Support • Provide Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) analyses, on a reimbursable basis, to DoD Agencies, Federal Agencies and Industry • Provide E3 Assessments for DoD acquisition & test communities • Review requirements and acquisition documents for SM and E3 adequacy • Measurement and testing support

45. Joint Spectrum Center Missions Research and Development • Spectrum Management and E3 information systems development • Modeling and Simulation development • EMC analytical tools development • Research spectrum efficient technologies • Develop analytical algorithms

46. TAKEAWAYS • School(s) • Course(s) • Material/Delivery • Milestones

47. Joint Spectrum Center Missions Warfighter Support • Manage Joint Service Ordnance Electromagnetic Environmental Effects (E3) Program • Hazards of Electromagnetic Radiation on Ordnance (HERO) assessments • Support Info Ops/Special Technical Ops (IO/STO) and Electronic Warfare Spectrum Information Management • Collection and maintenance of SM, E3, and HERO data • Provide SM and E3 training • Operate and Maintain the DoD Frequency Resource Record System (FRRS) Acquisition Support Research and Development • Provide E3 Assessments for DoD acquisition & test communities • Review requirements and acquisition documents for SM and E3 adequacy • Measurement and testing support • EMC analytical tools development • Modeling and Simulation development • Research spectrum efficient technologies Provides direct support to Combatant Commanders and DoD Components to enable effective and efficient use of the electromagnetic spectrum and control of electromagnetic environmental effects in support of national security and military objectives.